The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-09

r Rogers out at the old McCracll
ell corner. and will again taxi
charge of the restaurant at tha
place.
The young folks of the Pres
byterian Church will give {
strawberry festival on the churcl
grounds Friday evening, June 10
1857.
The fall of rain Monday even
ing was LOS inches. This is the
heaviest fall of rain ever record.
ed here. IL was wonderful ; il
was awful.
The buckeye mowers and bind.
ers need less repairs and are the
simplest in construction of any
machines made. Call for prices
at Jacob SchwartZ's.
| Will Mcfarland who has been
located at Fostoria, o., the past
month, came home Monday. He
is in the livery stable business.
and likes the location.
Mrs. Shepherd, of Nashville,
Tenn, and The Misses Jennie and
Sadie Mumford, of Lewis Gen.
ter, O., are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Mumford, this, week.
Sandy Griswold, formerly Of
the Lancaster Gazette. and one
of the most brilliant young jour-
nalists in Ohio. has gone TO Cali
fornia, where he expects to To-
cate.
A large number of persons from
this city attended the commence
meni of :he Nelsonville Schools,
Monday evening. They report
a splendid time. There were five
graduates.
The Misses Marie aid Annie
Brooke entertained a large number
of their little friends at the Rempel
House Monday afternoon. 1t was
a great gathering Of precocity and
sweetness.
Col. Burgess has a Juvenile
June festival organized and ope
rated in the park between the
Sentinel Office and Court house.
The chorus Is continuous. The
Management may travel on the
train, but the orchestra and the
sparrows stay with us.
The festival at the Luthera
Church. on Mulberry Street, last
night, was largely attended, and
the receipts correspondinsly large.
We spent an hour there /; was well
received, and must cay had a splen
did time.
Rudolph Brown, a prominent
young merchant tailor in this
city, and Miss Katie, the accom-
plished daughter of Joseph Kin
lie, were married by the Rev.
Father Cady at the Catholic
Church, Tuesday morning. The
best wishes of the SENTINEL go
with the young folks. May they
live long and prosper.
The Hook hooking band is
making arrangements for a great
time on the 4th of July. The
members expect TO have one of
the biggest parades ever known
in the town. They will have a
drawing which will be noticed
later. On the evening of the 4,h
they will also have grand ball,
the receipts of which are for the
benefit OF the band.
Mrs. Lawrence Yerges came
down from Cleveland, and Joined
her husband in this city, Tuesday
evening. About twenty of Mr..
Eerge's friends visited him at his
rooms at the Rempel House, the
same evening, and found him un-
usually happy. Lawrence will be
missed from the club rooms
Bro. Shryock, Old Greenbax,"
Of thea aZanesvllle Advocate, passed
through Logan last week, on q long
haul walk, coming from Sand Run.
lie lifted his eyes up to US, but was
too weary to lift his feet up the
short haul to the Office. He gath
cred a few green leaves, and re-
sumed his pilgrimage.
The celebration of Mrs. Jerry
Carpenters e2nd birthday, last Sur
day, was great event. The Car
penter family is one of the oldest.
and best known IN Goodhope Town
ship, and on this occasion there
were about one hundred and fifty
guests present. We regret very
much that We could not accept an
invita- tion to be present.
We experienced cne of the
heaviest rain storms, Monday
evening, that has fallen in this
vicinity for years. There were
ears that the east end of town
would be inundated, but happily
he recent cleaning out of the
;u1vert under the canal carried ,
away the waters of Goose creek,,
md the people escaped the reg